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$2.54 oTgERwIsE,
LitICKNOW WIT; THURSDAY :11/areh 1st1 1934
sgiout comma s cons
1'OR SALE—A, Coal :Oil Heater
and a Ciatera Pump., Apply- at The
Sentinel (Mice. • "
• Pall SALTP.:7-7b7oun-year-oldAyr,.
•shiie co*:. and 'her three men,th'ef old
- ca1f.:•7-4, R. ..Finlayson.,
- Will anYone holdiag .tivo . library
, hooka,"' numbered; F-16,0,; and. F-2*18,
j
•.• . lOncilY return 'thern. to. the.1.4ihrarY.at
,tbe ' earliest piraible date:.
FOR SALE—Frame house in good
condition' and 5 - acres of land -114-
miles north of LiteknoW?: the proper-
ty ' of the:: late Margaret; 0=001. --
Apply to: Wm. MacKenzie, 'Box. 20.1;
Lucktiow.
WINDMILLS AND REPAIRS
The Brantford, Self Oiling Wind-
mills, manufactuied by the Goold
. •
" W..- G.. ANDREW, and repairs ,re -
Timed for., their' Older styles of mills
will ordered promPily; •
a
AUCTION. SALE'
Norman ' Whitehead, lot 3; con.
Culross Twp. (3 miles east of Tees -
water), will • hold a . clearing out
—attetion-•tale--- of --Parer- Stock and
Implements on ;Friday; March 9th,
.., commencing at One o'clock.. For
'.'teritia and list: see :hills.' •
Well. Henderson A.tie:
• NOTICE TO :c0EpiTORs
1NoticE is '• hereby 'given to fill"
porsOnS • having.; anY,'":e.litn"" • ,ag4iti'st
the estate of William J. Hogan, late
" Of the TOW:pship, Of' Aihfield, farmer,
who '! died on Or ahont the '8th .dak
"Of ',Tannery A1:11;
•19,3i, to .[send,
to tbe.'underaigned, -or to, Mrs, :Val.
',1-illeirevirs.'•11"X• No. 7; on
e • .before the 10th daY ;of Mar h.
11•Ookey010.•*.$p,OnOrS;
Itlasjuer44:C0011.141
Viltage. ,Merchants To dantribute
PriOs Roc' Nufnerens COteteetSr-,-
; Committee Anticipate Large At
tendance. •
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" Rills are out 'annoiniciing a mas-
querade carnival to be , held in the
local rink , to -morrow night, .:Fitday?..
March 2nd. The -Lucknow , hockey
club .is sponsoring the event and, anr.
tictpates..a larger, attendance of
spectators; as well as those in Cos-
tume. .;'There will be Worthwhile
prizes 'for cantie and. - fancy •dress
costumes for boys, girl*, men and,
women, ..as, well as the winners . of
•
musical chai s There will be $ii
prize for ,the oldest person 9n „skates_
and also for the youngest child on
skates
The prizes ;will he donated by the
business,- men of Lucknow, and al-
though at this firne we ar�. unable
to State what prizes will be offered
for each event, it goes without say-
ing that there will be many valuable
avverds; :It is hoped that • the prizes.
'can' be secured in time to go On
lis
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Judging will cOrainence at. eight
p aY n McK s window.
o'cclock;• the Citizen's' Band an I be
in , attendance " andthere will he
slatting at ;the conclusion) 'Of the
carnival Plan to attend and enjoy
the evening at the reasonable achnis-
sion fae'iof 25c for adults and 15e
for children as well as those in cos -
tame. •.
194-, as on 'Pq.. Otter- that ..date the - MARRIED IN TORONTO -
Adriginistratrix, ; of the . said estate"' •
Procked to, Makedistribution. At Victoria ChurehToronten
thereof :•• irOth-
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claims she then ha a notice of. • . McKerrol o eiated. et .
the marriage
Dated'. at Goclerieh this 19th d43' .of Albert 'Rosa, onlY SOn:ef'Mt.• and
,
,
• or ,February. A.D., 1934. • " Mrs .George Harlmess. Langside
.
„. '..HitSts,• and,-Heys-;,..,GecletOi;:'0i.46illo.,. T:3
:bonne, eldest- dinghter' of' 144...and
,
... herein:, • . • oronto,*
Solicitors---'for----the—AdminiStrat-nx-• 1VHK-19I-cliiiiil, 228 .LarighteiAve.,
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,NOTICE TO :CREDITORS
° . In: the; .metter , of the Estate Of New Cretons and ... other Quilting
Margaret •CaMpbell, late .of the` Materials, and also laree and email
TownShip of: Kinloss in th
e County l3atting. THE . MARKET STORE..•"•
ofiuce,, Spinster; deceased..
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'Ake is hereby giVen, . that. a I,
.TAX ._COLLECT-OR---;-Ap.P.oi
ns eying any claims Or •e-
anditngainst Attn:.- late "•"Margarei
Caniphelk Who died; On;:.iii.litiout: the
13th flay of •Neveinber Al). 193'at
the Township 'of Kinlosa in the
.COuntY, 'of. Bruce, :are. ;recittired to
,
send '19if,- pOsi prepaid cr'',"tO deliver
to the undersigned, executer of the
eitate.", Of the said .c,Margaret Camp-
-
their nOmes' andaddiessealard.
full particulars in.. writiag, . of ; their
elaims: and statement ' ftheir
':adcOinits and the nature ,'•of the. se-
, LeuritieS, if . anY,. held ;.by them. duly'
verified by affidavit, ,
And, take notice that -.after
,3rd day of • March A.D. 1934, the
Said.exectitor will Proi;c-a.: to:
• tribute" the aiSets. of 'd el '
- ceased:, among the' persons entitled
ther having regard ' cab" to the
clai Of ,waklf he Shall, then have
, had hetice, and that the said execii,
• tor; will not ` be liable' for the. ' Aid
Osseta or any part 'thereof to any
person' of- whose claim he 'shall no
then boye received notice, :
• This noti'ce is given putting/it , to
• Ike, statute .in that :behalf.,
Dated at' Likelcriewi. Ontario' this
twelfth day of Pebruer ‘' :.D.19-34
MacKaniie. Box 201, L o
°ming Events
First Insertion,, '
uhsecieent insertions, 25e.
.41.41•1110111A
L. DANCE
• taickikow .L.O.L. "dance
in the*'0,tange Hall; on Thursday
•evening. neif,.;;Mareh-8,fil,. GO'oeinttaie,
,and a...good lunch served.. Gents 25c;
Ladies 10e.
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" REBEKAH, 'SOCIAL
Jewel 'Rebekah -.Lodge' Will bold e
; -euchre ..nmi deruic in the Alf 0; 0, V.
. rail? TUC ad aY?.. Mateli• ,eat•ds"
, 01'.0f);
• or . friends; Oddfellows and .a4their'
•", wives Are invited.
Vi4lotv U. F. O. Joint •01-ub
s101.1. 16$3,
ThomhOra, • ' and" theft' and.
those.pnying .for 1.044, in th brongo
eit:'1PriclaY eveititiki,Sioreh
lent§".190, ndies with lutiO, free.
A' PROLIFIC EWE
With ;dock prices. on the up -grade,
-Mr. Wm. Statt•ers, 10th concession
of Kinross, has 'a Ulster ewe that
evidently Is trying to make hp for
the lean years,. and •on February 20,
presented its owner- with ;four
Iamb. TWO of these. are •in average
size, while the the other two are alight-
ly smaller, ,Init all are smart and
doing Well. .Since then -Mr. Stattera
has had another sheep present him
with.trjp1eth. Mr.
Statters: no doubt
feels quite proud of the achievement
of these'. two sheep, one lin 4.particu-
jar, and has reason to ' itsk,-"Have
any of the readers of the Sentinel,
a ewe, that can beat this?"
WATER MAIN FROZEP1--
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Presentations Made 4
Departing, Young Women
Miss Helen MacLeod ' and. Mien ) Mat -
i
ote Ilenderion Remembered fly
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Church Organizitiinut.
Miss Helen MacLeod, daughter of
,
Mr.. and ,Mrs. Will ' MacLeod, and
Miss •Marjorie genderaon, daughter
of kr. and Mrs Wellington-Hendei,-,
son, both of' Lucknow, left on Tins -
day for Stratford to enter •the Gen-
eral Hospital as student nurses.
Both' attended the Lueknow T.Tnitee
,Church and organizations' within' the
church made appropriate presenta
•
tions,,to the departing young ladies.
'Miss MacLeod has been a faithful
Lt AlasP
held this district' in its grip during fellewing' the. morning . service, she
the entire moth A has gradually was the recipient of an attractive
driven the frost into the earth until l'iftp in the •fernf of a Pen. AS Well,
last Week, the Council faced,, fir the Helen has seldom 'missed, a Sunday
firsttime, theT",prohreln of :a frozen as teacher of a Sunday. School 'class
water Main: This, 'Main is of email and ,teachers and officers' of this de-
Allaineter on the north side of . the Pertinent of the church gathered on
street, and is used -in 'auPplying do- SundaY_ afterneon. to •_present her
?nestle 'water users only and not
for , Are' protection • purposes. Failure
to be. able to, .secure water at the
Bank of Montreal, .led to the dis-
'with the eustomary -letter of iiPPre-:
elation and introduction, '
Following the Sunday. school ses:-,
sion, a„representative group of 'menkr
cowry .of .-the Irozen. 'main. It .4. 1;ferf; of the Young People's' Sdqpt• '
between that :"Polat :and. the Pest gathered to present both Helen and
Office corner ,- that the trouble' ler Marjorie :with a gift and extend bet
thought to be, and fortunately :there Jet, shes- for success and happiness. in
are. few in that section Who are in7 their new field of 'endeavor.
convemenced by the freeze ' uP. A
sPecial Meeting of the council was
'held Saturday afterntiOn, regarding
this: matter, and two' workmen .eom-
meneed oh`Monday,:tolai open the
main, but • found' the ground 80
solid-
lv frozen that any Progress with
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LIFELONG RmaIDENT, '
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II. LAID. TO REST
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The funeral of .Tacoh miller,. aged
'78 years, and a lifelong resident of
. - _ Kinloss Township. and Lucknow,,, was
nick end. shovel was almost tmpos held at reeidene-Or Havelock
This main:_ii_buried„af., hisLdePth of
sible, and the work was abandoned. l. ,
T., on ,Priany, with 1 -4 -interment . in
Kinloss•eimitery. Rev. J. L. Burgess
about 3% feet and is' one • of the •.
r - i ,,, DaStOr . of south zichiloas Pi,asbyter-
shallaw. laid Mains. The larger ma_n,
Ian Church, of which..Mr. Miller, has
ore buried at a depth of about five ,,,,._
feet. . -- tong been a faithful attendant, eon-
. tirta_the_ae.tvice'Z'
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• iqe.t.S*Pfr.skMOV:e
Tom Henry,'Menther, Of .tocal Bank
Staff, 'Goes By PromotiOn To
Leantingtore. This .Week.
statement of tax arrears at the
Febrinary meeting 'of ' theVillage
revealed as isre have - Pre-
vieuSly recorded, outstanding ;taxes
amounting 'te„ $3411.,05. ' Of this
amount $2724.60 was ..1933 taxes un -
Pohl at that date and $686.45, tax
arrdare Of 1932: The appointment
of a tax .eolleetOr was then discussed
and .couneil has ,since • approved." of
P! enema ent, of 'Mr. A. E. Bus -
w( -1l,-. whose cominissien as. tax col
e. or will e based on a, sliding
scale of 5%, 7%% .and 11%,
accord-
ing. to:the aMetiat of :arrears coll.,
leoted.. 'With ; the epmpletion Of, and-
itini
,the accouhts• a fiat Of
mquent. tax .payera • he pre-
pared for the collector.
, Although ,1933 •taxes an-
aieara considerable, payment of this
einount continues slowly during ;the
;Veer aini--Wtheyektr-efid,--ei0 be ex:
.pccted to be reduced to
16Wer Tax 'arrears in the
'.,do not, appear to be alarkning
eapecially, comparison with these
the town of .Hanover popu-
lation . approximately "three ,tinleti
1hnt of this age • .
Th? Hanover .Post. has been urg-
ink the appointment of a tax epliee-
ter. in. 'that. •IipWn, as ;tax arrears
loritliMe. :to pile tin from year to
Year, ane'now with arrears previous
.o 1933 .artiouating *. 'to $17,824.58,
c'h an. official, is, to be appointed. at
the March meeting. the Peat. reveals
tax arrears in Hanover as :follows:
!‘At the end , of 1931, there was.
Owing the' sum ot'-.$28,817.8, ninde
"la of $19;006.38. in 1931 takes and
39.310,30 arrearmAt .the
-
ond of 1932 the -total pinned gist
rter thensand dellars to $39,311.1
53;.7heina $23,507.25 for 1933 taxes
mid $15,784.28 for previous , years.
At the ..end of 1933 another sub-
stantial inerease.of ktVer" six' thous-;:
and, . &toilers Was recorded,, the ,tOtiti
11Cillt• $.4$i912,1k); made
i -r771-433-;•
Tom. Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert' Henry, WM; reside --on cthe
Gravel • Road , five miles , south of
iiiicknow,,leaves this week for Leam-
ington,: Tom joined the stiff of the
local branch of the Bank ..of '.Mon-
treal over three and. a 'half,' years
ago and, the latter part of last :week
was notified of his transfer to the
Leamington branch. Tom leaves this
week. and incidentally his move .takes
him: within a few miles of Mr. C. L.
Merle,' Who as a fernier manager
of the local'. branch Was, transfered.
to -Kingsville the first of the year.
,
On TaesdaY, evening . the youngl
folk of the village held "a: dance .in
the Orange .Hall and, after lunch was
Served, 'Toni was called to the. plat-
form when - he was . presented ' with
bedroom slippprs and .socks by Alex
Andrew, on behalf of the groin,
after Gerald Rathwell had read:. the
farovving address. " -
Dear Tom,
Tom; ,
We are pleased that, yain -hurried
departure from Luelmow' has been
delayed long enough to, permit, tis.
Fathering here, to -night "to spend a
pleasant: social evening. • The Occas
ion canna Us to. look hack to the
Year 'When You left school and as an
shy little freckled face boV became
the 'junior 'member of the Bank., of
Montreal staff. Shyness, if mit'. the
freckle's soon vanished, and you have
become one of the popular young
folk of the village. Your , advance-
ment is Natty • earned we believe
itad we congratulate. You; But regret
that this promotion requires YoP'
severing your association With .your
friends here.
'Mr. 'Miller's , death occurred the
previous • ;Wednesday, : following;
two months' illness, which, contemn-
ced wbeii he was 'seized with a Para-
lytic , stroke at Christmas time: His
death removes, 'a well-known resi-
dent of tbe community, and ' one
whose life has been marked- 'by in-
dustriousnees_ and ,..bard work.
or. Tile 'Bread
• of -Health
LAYER 'CAKES
.JELLY..ROLLS.
DOEGENITTS
,
ICED Roma, mrc„
Whole'
The Bread °
of Health '
MINCE PD3S
_ .
APPLE PIES
CHELSEA- litTNS
The Finest White
-eat Ilread
HOLLYMAN'S QUAL.I.Ty BAKERY
ockitow
Phone 36
AC
a
Miss Jean Durnin, R.N: of Toronto
spent the ,week -end here ;with her
,unde. ' • '
Mr. J.; B. Leggett is. a Visitor‘here
with his daughter, Mrs. Sockett and
Mr. SOckett.
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, New Overalls, Sox, Mits and Work
Clothing: for inen and Lido. —THE
MARKET STORE : •
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DR. HESS PRODUCTS=a : new
shipment of Hog Special in different
sizes. -_F. M.
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Mr, Harold •Stitith-of—ieniii1Si
tlfiVil.8 Sproul '0 Pekin% 7Mirtahhisi
Mc-
Caul. • •
Mrs. James Geddes; 'is in.'Huretn
.IloN,:vnshtp , this week at.the e •ef
her mother is 'ill; haVing Suffered
•.1 slight stroke: '
Mrs Mary'. Jane :'kunroe and :
land :Miller ciU London- who attendee
the funeraloflhe. Rite Jacolf-Miller,
returned on Saturday.
Hall of -Harrison. 'sPent the
week -end here with her :ion Kenneth:
of--the-Mentreal---BankTataffrat-the
home .of Mr; and Mrs. W. J. Todd;
• FREE Ever -Ready. rarer • and
blade With each large 00etithe of
Ever-ReadyLahaving'cream,-7- •
F. M. PATERSON.
RawlingsForest,
;
re-
places • TOm, 'Henry- on the Think of
-Mentreal..Latalf-jagre--Tont 7goes
tiorroiving community at Cross -
hill on Friday,- paid its final tribute
to the- memory Of Leonard knight,
21, ,who 'met . death . at the Avalon
Fabric!: plant in Stratford. on :Wed-
nesday last. By his _untimely., and _.
tragic death he leaves 'to; mOurn his
twenty-two year old wife, a bride of
but seven' weeks j; formerly Miss An-
netta Fisher of , near' 'Luckriow.. A
private. service wee held at the resi-
dence .e"f :William' Knight, father' of.
the victim, after ::Which ; a pablie
service: tocik Place at Boyd United
.‘ eh; .avaa- filled with
earners. The Service was in charge
Of Rev. mi. Lang, pastor of I Beyd.
Church, and during the. 'service a
heautifulieolci,wai. rendered by Mies
.Jeati"'Rennie of _Kitchener. The re-
mains were laid to rest in Rushes'
Cemetery, near Crosshilt Friends
Ind:. relatives ;were present from
Stratford; London, Kitchener, Gnelph--, -
Linwood, .Lueknow;, Wellesley and
the 7'itintO4nding7C-OnlniiiTOY;
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CASWELLS
11N HISTORICAL_SOCIET
'The babe of the Globe or,Wednes- •
, 4 ,
&iv" carried a repfiii- of • the
annual meeting- of -the York Pioneer
and., lbastorical Society and was ac-
companied by a picture of -oificers.,._,
of, the society, 'among whom there'
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appeared F. and S. E. Caswell,
-----f--former--reshients—Of .-Liteltnow, and
Kinloss, there.. .Mri Miller grew .: to place this week:.
manhood and married :Elizahetti, Jana, , Mr., N. D. Maelf,,enzie, retained '
, , . . • •
.cenceSsion‘`-.-of Leanlhigton and the , tranSfers. ta6, !lie aims of. "'$k..
liVeoster re -anion here last saMMer
.. Bern on • the , 4th: Pioneer : :Methodist::
alaister 'a • LacknOw ..and Aelifield.
Wallcer,nlah, a . resident . bi that spnit. help teiente.. on Saturday, ininroVed
nunlitY and. later they. moved to the, in. 'health, from the 'fiiiir ...weeks. f Where -they .are Well and, favorably .
!fain: on ,the second ' concession, now reit .and treatment he .receiVed tis.ba-, .reinemi.beZeLdk by .2.1c.g(*).d. nian3C ' ilid
occupied: by their son Frank. % :Mr. Patient ' in General 'Hospital there. .. nOlAiedliel4a7r,!on;;Ienetea4rePjanti.-fhot7e .EPlenentinneedi;
Milkr at :hie death, .:.oWned. Several ; .
farms in the°
community. He Is said Miss -Mary Struthers has returned readers, . ,.. .
.in the eprm,o,ini,t4r, and spent muchtende; visit in the eitY: and plans On .
heine..trom London 'following .an ex-. , Mr; N. F. :Caswell is secretary. of
the. York Society and _Edward .p. the,
to 'have owned -the first road: grader a
Ocap in this. line of work, Since InoVf• ,14.t.rinF for Acton A.,497:,.ael7; ili'endini a .}.iatta,rearni%e7evtihnag,.)vgase elbeliirtheired.asPpeaankee: '
Ing to the village, he has onnduetcd feY41.'daYS In the. village.
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• These two gent1en4n attended the '
anE. extensive wood business. Rey. and Mrs, O. Gallagher .of on'Toronto Mechanics! Institut
Surviving besides his Veref&ed.Owen Sound and . formerlyof Luck- Ludt, which Was -the' 'forerunner of "'the,
; i '• '
widow
L 'are two daughters, Mrs.
Andrew (Minnie) of Fielding; Sask.
Eno', at hOme., and five sons, Frank
of Kinloss, Sam and John of Field-
ing, tom of Battleford and Herb lof
Winnipeg.
now, "have adopted a two -weeks' old
Airs. , Gallagher adopted.. :an infant
boy, Lionel, who has now grown to
be a rugged little lid.
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Toronto Pubixe Libiary. yr. E. S.
daiwell. is secretary-treasnieLOtthe
Toronto •Pubite .tibritri at College
and St, George Streeta. '
'Both services in St Peter's Church Card Of ,Thanks
were withdrawn on' Sunday, dtke Mit.. Jacob Miller. arid 'fam• ily ;wish .
REEVt.. A. W. liAMMTON' t'±;, .Rev,;1.:: H.' Geoghegan, tu.i.tha• nk'an--thai-e-Who: were awkind-T
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SPEAKS AT -LITERARY MEETING being °palled. to Owen ,ONye.n Sound,',; IIIS and offered -help and for the . aym-
.. ' --------: : e • former charge, to conduct a funeral. pathy shown during the illness and ,
.
Students of the', Lucknow. Contirm-. }kV... .GeoghegaaHleft by traria'. ne .death'. of , 'a loving• husband „..aild
ation school ' held . an open , literary 'Saturday, aud. returned,. Monday. father, ale° the kind attention of .
afriwfetiieeiltrinn9gEorliii,n;ette:aetNt,divWaiiion..Hwapelrille,seitindti;Fe.g.nrid7ad:rt. ; ,i ,triatiAdi/nr.,,tHoer:h.eiVI,i bileldersidoer Wofiniinisipefgaiwheh,ro, Rev. J. L. 'largess.
hurried. trip by bus' and
the: Piano the :;meeting opened Nita enniterieed:,:the return trip on Sat-
,
the . singing . of 'uThe Maple Leaf.".
'Herdic': • ;Gree;vice-president lind
charge Of themeeting and gave the
opening: address. The: minutes ' of
'the: lest meeting were read, by. .,the
secretary, Donald Srnith. An itapt-
Otirig• program 'included the follow-
ing numbers; .chorus by ,the girls'. of
Forms one and two; piano, sole by
Denalda. titempaorq. violin ; duet by
Fraser McKinnon„ and Jack McCall;
recitation by j'eali MaeMillani. piano
Pleitee'nedept. this, gift as a, slight arc 4 Armstrong; the. school
.tdken of good Wishes OfyOur, journal read by the editor Eill Mc,
yditthful friends in 'Thieltrietv. • . assistant editors being
' Toni •iriade a 'fitting*, reply;.'; and Peggy McDonald. and Bob Thompson
plainly 'visibly affected, thanked:, the and a duet by jean delhert' and
gathering and expressed ',regret in Doris Ritchie. •
parting with his . friends . here, iteeve A. W. Hamilteki,,. cipait very
.
JiiTs7iah:leeti 'ath&I he S&
b ;
for previbua drrears,"
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tiientber'.-the'-rtiliktine.,-,ditiaif,---,ift-
. they Town 0414 14-neknow on Tiltianyi
.111or'eti DOI,: tlei. lre Co atopites.
deo& ninite# •Itnielf SerVed, Prizes foe
the. hest 1d tin Aeileor4 and ltiky
number ihipee/AtthusSkn everybecly
reight, C.N.Recion
hOSS andprenaier caller -off, put pep
into the; aqintre dances at the eld•-:
time ,dance Staged by the Vire, Co.
on Irtiditv'itig*--'MOCtirtady's-
Chestra, with Garnet., Farriiir,, ''id
8eott Paterson, Who , I COnt.riboto.0
,seteral vocal' numbers, t!t!OvidOq
Music -an& entertained the; Itlati..'itt
Wears; HarryNixon and
geltale furnished violin Maki'
. .BIRTHS
,
kritlity, February ,2rd to Mr Mid
Mitt Charlek' 1,t,„ 2ttleli-
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now, 'a' Sono. •
cAmPOtiLt-ja Aehilelo; on
da*; rokiiai-.9." Ord: to Mt. Ayi4 grA.
Glen arnpbel1, R. 8; tuekitotv;
dattghter4
'follawing , his ;father's" funeral
alio passed. away. On Wednesday last.
Tvvo SOns of the • deceased
Sam and John :ef'
returned 'West prior to their iiithe?%
death,
,
• •Yeanit.' Jack .COOk had the ,taisfor....
time to suffer a gash over his eye
rhen .hit .With a hockey Stick While
the giune • on the ice tinder
the . toVm bridge. , Three' stitches
were required to croSn'ilie"iliennii:
This :expellee ,of zc th Sheltered and
clear Of snOw - and is- the :favorite'
rendezvous • Of e. ,score ". Of .",yeting,
bkidding hockey.' ..playera, • ;
Save 'the' Trees '
. ,
There are th0Oe 1Vh0 S60 uotuirtc
bet. fire...WOO it' tree Wail
Had Legs Frozen
Miss Fiances Thompson.,`had the
unpleasant and painful Experience
-.0f-haVing both. her legs frozea, solid
- while anowshoeing on Tuesday of
last 'week. Since that time she has
been confined to her home, with her .
legs swathed. in . bandages from her
ankles to ,her :knees, tevering''evi-
dence of the.. freezing, in the form
of blisters, in some ,caSea, as large
as hen. eggs. On Monday evening
she was ,able to walk for the first
time, but will net, be Ale 'to' venture
'out of • doors: for some time ',yet,, •
.
Ne*' Ilueitteen To open . , .
It "ta • learned ',Alt Week' that
A. E. Euswell., intends opening a
Melva and Veer Shan in
Likeknew, the litter, pert of 'March:
Buswell, who is favorably •)0,1
,
,and 'sirtV, to that end. The cutting will ....epee hie new stand in the 'teat
down of w ;roadside -shade, tree In Wing of Johnston's •Purniture' Stere,.,
tlie rural &immunity, ,, 'has canted and will. reknit In every available
en . ardent Aortionitnrist---to.....expresi. -Pioe--6.-ei-;-iiiitineis---on-2-thic'tohlir :Street-
regre't at the the no doubt thoughtless -being ee;eqoieii 'with „ the ,ejOept..ion
ccttini down .o 081 o tree which of 0Ordall of thn, dailigritin
nermenently fliars the of Which was fel:114'14Y' otetiPted: ea,an
,rhandtiYorik Oa which tends implenient tshop, 'office port., 't•
rob Our 46,:tilsidee',:iitjlieirt,letinty. 'Aft
and: leave.'" ij.wfl,i7A0Lo7p,11,*ttliOot",reta !Mt"
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